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1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Madison Kimbro |Julia Romero

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment. Nearly a month later, 8 News Now checked up on Cole, who made it out of Horizon Ridge Animal Hospital alive, with his appetite back, and his skin healing from mange, Cole is now in a foster home.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Madison Kimbro

Madison KimbroTue, April 15, 2025 at 5:57 AM UTC3 min readLAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Madison Kimbro |Linsey Lewis

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Family and friends gathered Sunday to honor a man who was hit and killed while riding his motorcycle in the southwest Las Vegas valley. Jordon Dodder, 37, was riding his motorcycle to work Wednesday morning when a car hit him at the intersection of Russell and Lindell roads. Police said the car failed to stop at the stop sign. With nearly 60 people in attendance, friends and family came out to support the Dodder family as they mourned the loss of their loved one.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Madison Kimbro

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A new affordable workspace is launching for Las Vegas artists in the Arts District where alcohol and art intertwine. Barter Beer Mall, located near Wyoming Avenue and Commerce Street, officially opens April 19. It’s a one-of-a-kind spot that allows visitors to sip on a beverage while enjoying the arts and antique culture Las Vegas has to offer.

1 week ago | 8newsnow.com | Madison Kimbro |Greg Haas

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — If you drive along Cactus Avenue and Buffalo Drive in the Mountain’s Edge community, you might notice some bright orange signs that say, “No Trespassing, No Dumping.”“We see a lot of dumping while we’re driving by,” Mountain’s Edge resident Lana Chairez said Friday. It’s a concern all over the valley, so what are people seeing and what can be done about it? “I’ve seen couches out in the desert, and I’m like, how do you just drop off a couch? It baffles me,” Gavin Beery said.